Representatives from ErNE, ESAN and SiPE met yesterday in front of the PNV headquarters in Bilbao to ask the jeltzales to get involved in the labor dispute. The chairman of the PNV’s EBB, Andoni Ortuzar, demands “seriousness” from the unions and calls their union behavior “extremist”.
The so-called “Mesa 125”, in which the labor relations of the ertzintzahas a new meeting next Tuesday, which will be attended on the one hand by the labor unions with representation in the autonomous police and on the other hand responsible for the security department of the Basque government. The meeting, scheduled for 10 a.m. in the staff building of the police station of Erandio (Bizkaia), comes at a time of deformationafter the protests of the Ertzainas trade union movement, and to whose demands the trade unions ErNE, ESAN, SiPE and Euspel have joined.
Just yesterday, representatives of the first three power stations met in front of Sabin Etxea, the headquarters of the PNV in Bilbao, to ask for the intervention of the jeltzales in the conflict. The protest was attended by mariachis performing various rancheras, whose lyrics they adapted with mentions for Urkullu and Erkoreka.
ErNE, Esan and Sipe They have assured that they will attend the negotiating table meeting “with due caution but with responsibility”, after “verifying” that the Ministry of Security had not put any of its proposals on the agenda and finally did so only upon request of trade unions.
For his part, the chairman of the EBB of the PNV, Andoni Ortuzar, has criticized “the extremist trade union action” in the Ertzaintza in networks and has described the concentration for Sabin Etxea as “funny extravagance”. The jeltzale leader regrets being targeted by his “enemies”, when in his opinion they were the greatest defenders of the Basque police.
Source: EITB
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